Robin Carter wrote:
> I often wear a bug shirt while recording in summer here in hot, humid
South Carolina. With the bug shirt I can often skip the deet mosquito
repellant. And there are some places that I been, such as the Snake Bite
Trail in Everglades National Park, Florida or southern Labrador in July
where a bug shirt has meant the difference between life and death. Even
in hot, humid climates we often record during the cooler part of the
day. A good bug shirt, including bug mitts, is not too hot if it means
that you can skip the repellent.
>
How do you handle wearing headphones, headlamps and so on? In or outside
the mesh?
I'm normally in and out of the car numerous times in a evening.
Headphones on and off lots, though I usually just keep the headlamp on.
On top of hot or not, that seems like the only other problem.
Walt
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